Potential pathological tendencies by 16 personality types

People grow by gradually integrating what they had suppressed through various experiences. In a sense, strong biases and preconceptions in psychological tendencies are what lead to the characteristics of each type.

Pathological tendencies are deeply related to a person's character. However, few people may have disabilities that significantly impair their daily lives.

Even so, looking back on the past, you might notice that each of these elements is hidden within. And that might be the source of your suffering.

Overcoming that isn't easy, but it requires attention. It helps us realize how to understand people.

Below are 16 types of potential pathological tendencies.

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16 Types of Potential Pathological Tendencies

ENFJ (Collaborator Type)
Narcissistic, Histrionic, Avoidant

ENFP (Reformer type)
Histrionic personality disorder, hypomania, narcissistic personality disorder, gender dysphoria
Borderline attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

INFJ (Empathy Type)
Dependency Depression Narcissistic Compulsive

INFP (Psychologist type)
Avoidance Dependency Self-Defeating Histrionics Gender Dysphoria
Depression, Passive-Aggression, Borderline Personality Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

ENTJ (Leader type)
obsessive-compulsive

ENTP (Inventor Type)
Antisocial behavior, dependency, hypomania, attention deficit

INTJ (Strategist type)
Narcissistic, Schizophrenic, Obsessive-Compulsive

INTP (Researcher Type)
Schizophrenia, Autism

ESTP (Adventurer type)
Antisocial behavior, narcissistic behavior, hypomania, hyperactivity

ESFP (Optimist type)
Histrionic hyperactivity, attention deficit hyperactivity

ISTP (Practitioner type)
Antisocial behavior, passive aggression

ISFP (Artist type)
Dependence, histrionic personality, passive-aggressiveness, self-destructiveness

ESTJ (Responsible type)
Sadistic tendencies, obsessive-compulsive tendencies, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

ESFJ (Sociable Type)
compulsive narcissistic dependence

ISTJ (Hardworking Type)
Obsessive-compulsive schizophrenia

ISFJ (Parental Type)
dependent, compulsive, self-defeating

Unlike physical injuries, mental illness is often difficult to notice from the outside. Because of this, people sometimes end up keeping their problems to themselves.

This is especially true if you haven't faced such pathological tendencies in your life before.

However, living an honest life can be quite stressful, and you might get lost along the way, which could lead to mental health problems.